Hawaiian Airlines Hiring
05-24-2011, 06:04 AM
#21
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Speaking of hiring, does anyone know how to delete and replace old resumes on the application site? Hopefully I'm not missing something blatantly obvious, but I have my old resumes on there and can't get rid of them for this new opening.
05-24-2011, 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted by squaretail
Are you serious? Does Hawaiian have a problem with white people in general -- or just white men? It's funny to think that so many strides have been made against racial discrimination that it has fostered just that... racial discrimination.
At least it's good to know in advance that Hawaiian uses discriminatory practices by not hiring whites. Or... Is it just your issue? And that is a serious question -- are you just bringing up trends that have burned you recently or are you speaking as a pilot representing the airline?
At least it's good to know in advance that Hawaiian uses discriminatory practices by not hiring whites. Or... Is it just your issue? And that is a serious question -- are you just bringing up trends that have burned you recently or are you speaking as a pilot representing the airline?
It does however try to find people that actually want to live and work in Hawaii and plan to make Hawaiian their long-term career.
So if you don't want to make the sacrifices necessary to live in Hawaii, then it would be better for you to apply else where... there will be plenty of those mainland jobs opening this next year.
05-24-2011, 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by AlohaFlyer
This is bogus... Hawaiian does not use your race to add or detract from your application like Continental or United does.
It does however try to find people that actually want to live and work in Hawaii and plan to make Hawaiian their long-term career.
So if you don't want to make the sacrifices necessary to live in Hawaii, then it would be better for you to apply else where... there will be plenty of those mainland jobs opening this next year.
It does however try to find people that actually want to live and work in Hawaii and plan to make Hawaiian their long-term career.
So if you don't want to make the sacrifices necessary to live in Hawaii, then it would be better for you to apply else where... there will be plenty of those mainland jobs opening this next year.
05-24-2011, 11:48 AM
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Not at all.. I am talking about how Hawaiian hires. I am a haole and my wife is polynesian... I can tell you in my experience in the last 20 years of living in the islands that haole is not a name that is normally considered offensive by anyone. We use it all the time at home. I would even say that it is even more of a term of endearment in my experience.
You can read more about the word Haole here if you wish:
Haole - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
But my main comment was that I do not believe that Hawaiian uses anyone's race as a means to determine their chances for employment as a pilot.
You can read more about the word Haole here if you wish:
Haole - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
But my main comment was that I do not believe that Hawaiian uses anyone's race as a means to determine their chances for employment as a pilot.
05-24-2011, 02:51 PM
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Originally Posted by AlohaFlyer
Not at all.. I am talking about how Hawaiian hires. I am a haole and my wife is polynesian... I can tell you in my experience in the last 20 years of living in the islands that haole is not a name that is normally considered offensive by anyone. We use it all the time at home. I would even say that it is even more of a term of endearment in my experience.
05-24-2011, 04:00 PM
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Originally Posted by AlohaFlyer
Not at all.. I am talking about how Hawaiian hires. I am a haole and my wife is polynesian... I can tell you in my experience in the last 20 years of living in the islands that haole is not a name that is normally considered offensive by anyone. We use it all the time at home. I would even say that it is even more of a term of endearment in my experience.
You can read more about the word Haole here if you wish:
Haole - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
But my main comment was that I do not believe that Hawaiian uses anyone's race as a means to determine their chances for employment as a pilot.
You can read more about the word Haole here if you wish:
Haole - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
But my main comment was that I do not believe that Hawaiian uses anyone's race as a means to determine their chances for employment as a pilot.
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